Revising Green values Published: 17 April 2015 Medication and water bottles have numerous advantages in a crisis situation, but they cannot be used to stop ISIS. The greatest dilemmas of European Greens are rooted in a conflict of values. They need to work on a political solution. By Tamás Meszerics
"I never thought it would be easy" Published: 17 April 2015 In the conflict with Russia, the EU has considerd military action only as the last resort. This should not change in the future, says Rebecca Harms, president of The Greens–European Free Alliance group in the European parliament.
The European Year of Remembrance 2014 Published: 11 May 2015 Democratic values and civil rights and their implementation for minorities where the centrals aspects during den European Year of Remembrance 2014.
Conference documentation: Europe one year after the annexation of Crimea Published: 24 March 2015 At the beginning of March, international experts discussed at the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation in Berlin Europe’s response to Russia’s intervention in Ukraine. They all agreed on Europe lacking a long-term strategy.
When choosing means losing Published: 17 March 2015 The trade relations of the six countries of the Eastern Partnership is a complex web of discrepancies. They have assigned different association agreements with Russia and the EU. The coexistence of these two models of economic integration poses challenges - and problems. By Heidi Hautala
How to Achieve Peace in Eastern Europe Published: 16 March 2015 Today, the future of European nations is at stake in eastern Ukraine. If not effectively addressed, the Ukrainian crisis will pose the biggest threat the EU’s member states have experienced since 1945. By Mikhail Minakov
Challenges for Europe’s Policies Towards Eastern Europe Published: 16 March 2015 The crisis in Ukraine with all its reverberations comes at a moment when the EU and the European project are very weak and while international insecurity is on the rise. As a result the Perspectives for the EU’s Eastern Partnership will have to change. By Francisco de Borja Lasheras
What’s next? Hungarian foreign policy after Putin’s visit Published: 12 March 2015 Putin’s visit to Budapest in February 2015 was his first bilateral meeting in an EU and NATO member country since the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine. By inviting him Budapest has broken Europe’s tacit agreement on a united Russia policy, and is arguing for a normalisation of relations with Russia. By András Deák
The Future of EU-Russia Energy Relations Under New Political Circumstances Published: 2 March 2015 The conflict in Ukraine has shown that the EU’s energy security depends largely on strengthening its own resilience. By Ernest Wyciszkiewicz
The gravitational pull of the Soviet Union Published: 2 March 2015 While Russia is redrawing the European map, Ukraine needs to move forward: A hybrid war cannot be ended with a hybrid peace and an economic crisis cannot be overcome with hybrid reforms. Changes have to be fast and radical. By Svitlana Zalishchuk